Equipage (noun)

1. The equipment and supplies needed for a journey or expedition.
2. The carriage, horses, and servants of a wealthy person.

Origin:

French équipage, from old french esquiper 'to equip'.

Examples:

1. The explorer's equipage consisted of several camels and a small team of assistants.
2. The wealthy traveler was accompanied by a large equipage, including several carriages and dozens of servants.
3. The knight's equipage was grand and impressive, reflecting his high rank.
4. The scientist's equipage was basic, consisting of a single pack mule and a few essential supplies.
5. The nobleman's equipage was so grand that it took several hours for it to pass by.